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Hello, I'm Rena Yamasaki from Nagitaka46, and I'm Luna Hayashi, a.k.a. Reito Seimiya.
Today, we are at the Tokyo National Museum of Art, Shunkashuto Four Seasons, Nagitaka46.
This is your first time at the museum, right?
Yes, it is.
The other day, I was curious about something, so I took a look around, and it turned out to be a wonderful exhibition.
I asked a lot of experts about it, and it was even more interesting when I looked into it.
I'd like to tell you about it in my own way.
This time, I'd like to do it in my own way.
I'm a member, but I'd like to tell you who I am.
First of all, I'd like to tell you about the Japanese Museum of Art.
I don't think I'd know this place if I came to Japan.
Shunkashuto Four Seasons
First of all, this is the entrance to the museum.
Please take a look.
This is the entrance to the museum.
This is the video of the exhibition.
It's a guide for a total of 7 episodes.
It's beautiful.
This is the Tokyo National Museum of Art.
This is the first full-scale museum in Japan.
It is designated as an important cultural asset as a representative of the western architecture of the late Meiji period.
I'm sure you're already pretty full just by looking at this.
This is where it starts.
This is it.
This is the first full-scale exhibition.
Asuka Saikou is in charge of this exhibition.
There's a screen like a curtain in front of you.
Asuka is dancing in the back.
It's like you're looking at Asuka from the inside in a cool way.
The art works that have been designed are on both sides of this.
The first point is Japanese art.
The time is flowing from right to left.
The right side is the front and the left side is the back.
Can you see the people in front of you looking at us?
You can see them looking at the left side.
If you look at the back, there are people dancing,
There are people who are doing taiko or Hayashi.
The person with the highest status at that time is looking at this from a building called Hakkakudo.
Asuka is looking at the people dancing from there to express that.
You can't see it if you come here normally.
Also, in the art works of that time,
You can't see the backs of ordinary people, can you?
But you can see the backs of your feet, can't you?
If you can see the backs of your feet, it means you're dancing.
Asuka is expressing this ancient Japanese art in this way.
It's easy to understand.
We don't get to touch these things very often.
I think it's a good opportunity.
I think so, too.
Yes.
This is the second work that represents spring.
It's beautiful.
Sakura Endo is in charge of it.
This is a video of a work called Komura drawn by Shouen Uemura.
The original work is placed here as the target.
This work was drawn in the 8th year of the Meiji era.
Until the end of the Edo period, it was often ordered and made.
There weren't many works that represented the artist's inner world.
The characteristics of the work era are the flowers of Fuji and the clouds.
It's a symbol of being surrounded by something and being established for the first time.
Sakura Endo plays the role of a girl who is cute and gentle.
And Sakura Endo plays the role of a girl who is a little grudging.
Sakura Endo plays the role of a girl who is a little grudging.
I see.
I want people to come to see this video of Sakura Endo.
I agree. It's really wonderful.
It's wonderful.
This is the work drawn by Sakai Kouitsu, a painter of summer and autumn.
In the middle, isNa illustration is drawn separately.
The main idea is to paint the real flowers on the face and the back of the painting.
The explanation of Sakura's idea is a very simple but effective technique.
I have seen Powell in the movie.
However, this work is a work of sino-e Monsieur
The response fee is not enough.
It's still Lunar New Year, right?
Split is said to cause a wind, and the terms for a hailstorm means raining.
That's what they said, right?
It happened that a customer's bed had a rain in it.
asked me how we can understand a rain in cup
It's because there's no such overflow
it's because there's no such overflow
that people can't start seul же
at that time, It was not so organized like the water?
You know, when it rains, it's like it's dripping down on the floor?
It depends on the direction of the surface.
This is the other side.
On the back of the windmill is the autumn grass that flutters in the wind.
The view is amazing.
It's really beautiful.
The wind is coming from all directions.
And compared to the pavilion we just passed by,
the interpretation of time drawn on one pavilion has become shorter.
That's why each moment of the windmill is replaced with the windmill in the video.
And the windmill is replaced with the windmill on the other side.
This is also an example of this work.
It's amazing.
The windmill is replaced with the windmill on the other side.
And from here,
The autumn grass.
This is a statue of Ms. Haruka.
This is the autumn grass.
It's so cute.
This is the autumn grass.
The autumn grass is reflected on the screen in the center.
And on the screen on the outside,
the reason why the nature around the autumn grass is represented is
the story behind the stage in the story of the work of Mikael Wiesens.
Let's explain while looking at the story of Mikael Wiesens.
This is Mikael Wiesens, who also appears in the textbook.
This is not just Wiesens looking back.
There are a lot of people in the background.
It's not just written.
It's a picture of a person who is looking back at a person who has passed by in the crowd.
There's a person in the background, too.
It's a different person.
Yes, that's right.
Originally, the context in the background of the motif is
a woman looking back at a person in the crowd.
The person in front of her is also a man.
Even if we look at it now,
we can see that the person standing normally is looking back.
Including the fact that there was such a background,
in the video of Kaki-chan,
there are various parts other than Kaki-chan standing in the middle.
To show the scenery and the background,
there is a panel girl on the left and right.
I see.
That's right.
I'm excited.
Kaki is expressing something that is not reflected in the video.
When I stood in the previous place,
I was able to experience the position of the person Kaki was looking at.
That's right.
The person who is looked back on by Kaki.
That's great.
I was able to think that I was looked back on by Kaki.
Also, she is simply beautiful.
That's right.
She is simply beautiful.
That's great.
Yes.
Please look forward to it.
There are various interpretations.
This is the second floor of the opening entrance.
That's great.
If you look at it like this again,
I think you will feel the beauty of the building again.
That's great.
Also, because the space is wide and the ceiling is high,
the sound is beautiful.
If you don't come here, you won't be able to experience the sound.
This exhibition is not just about the arrangement and the video of the work.
It is also about the beauty of the lighting, sound, and the way of exhibiting the space as a whole.
You have to come here.
It's a performance.
You have to come here.
Next, we entered a large space.
It's a little different from the previous one.
Really.
Let me explain this work first.
This is a question.
Yes.
Ayase Nena.
Yes.
Who is the famous person who drew a water painting in the Muromachi period?
Sesshu.
Yes, it's Sesshu.
Ayase is smart.
I know this.
Sesshu.
I know Sesshu.
The one who raised her abroad.
Sesshu is famous.
Sesshu is famous for water painting.
This is a work that is said to have been drawn by Sesshu in the Muromachi period.
It's called Shikigachozu Byobu.
This is a winter flower.
The theme is Tsubaki.
The flower of Tsubaki is drawn.
The Japanese Byobu has a time axis from right to left.
Can you hear the sound?
Yes.
It is drawn as spring, summer, autumn, and winter from the right.
I thought about how to display such a work.
This is what I used.
What is this?
Is it 3D?
That's right.
Wow, something is coming out.
This is the latest 3D naked eye display of Tsubaki.
There are 12 of them.
The camera mounted on the display recognizes the position of the person we are looking at.
Wow.
It actually jumps out and appears.
I see.
It's amazing.
If two people look in, they won't recognize it.
If you use this display alone, you can jump out and see it.
3D doesn't use glasses, does it?
That's why it's called naked eye.
This is a 3D naked eye display.
It's amazing.
The technology of the latest 3D naked eye is also utilized.
It's amazing.
It is installed.
All of these are for us, aren't they?
It's a luxury.
Wow.
It's amazing.
We took pictures of each person.
The goods are displayed like this.
It was like this.
It's like this.
It's amazing.
It's a ZUROKU.
The content of this exhibition is organized in a set of ZUROKU.
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This is an acrylic key holder.
This is my name.
Please purchase it.
This is an illustration of a flower with a name.
This flower is also divided into different types of flowers for each birthday.
It's August.
It's the same August.
That's right.
There are various types of flowers, such as moon, cherry blossoms, and plums.
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We have seen the 4 SEASONS NUKIZAKA 46 episode.
How was it, CHIOKA?
I was surprised.
The members are very beautiful.
The members express themselves in a new way along with the work.
It was easy to understand the work.
I didn't know they would express themselves like this.
From the right to the back, from the front to the back.
I learned for the first time that there is a time difference.
The depth is reproduced by the current installation and video technology.
I think there is an interesting way of seeing technology.
The members of NUKIZAKA 46 who are living in the present are younger.
I didn't know the meaning of the name.
I was very happy.
Everyone is beautiful.
It was the first time for us to take a picture with Japanese flowers.
It was fresh.
If you have visited once, twice, or three times,
I would be happy if you could post on SNS.
There are many places where you can take pictures.
Please post a lot.